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Re: Short Plenum Run Question

Subject: Re: Short Plenum Run Question
From: robertlbass@xxxxxxxxxxx
Date: 4 Dec 2005 23:30:30 -0800
Newsgroups: comp.home.automation
References: <1132603427.327439.43220@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <lsd6o1hqf50jj4fk31vbifep8ftmlkknf2@xxxxxxx> <1132674666.798264.215530@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <1132981079.336278.73430@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <cZShf.627948$tl2.121889@pd7tw3no> <1133255219.491910.213310@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <alpoo11gl5oa9iutvdts41a3rlq7rdh37p@xxxxxxx>

After reviewing the ASCII drawing it appears this is a plenum -- not a
duct as the gentleman originally wrote.  In that case, Plenum rated
cable is acceptable.  If it's a network cable, splicing is NOT the best
idea.  Also, unless the ends are properly protected, BX isn't a good
idea either.  It is possible to simply run conduit in the plenum space
with J-boxes outside the plenum.  EMT will do the job just fine.

Regards,
Robert L Bass
www.BassBurglarAlarms.com

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